New Italian perpetual motion machine ?

[hartiberlin]

Hi,
please have a look at this machine:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfdPryEaKSo


What do you think about this ?
Does anybody know more about it and can translate,
what the old Gentleman is telling us ?

Many thanks in advance.

Regards, Stefan.

[Nihilanth]

It looks like another take on the two-stage mechanical oscillator.

[hartiberlin]

Hmm,
when I try to translate the text in the video information it comes up with this via Babelfish translation:

With this machinery invented from Caspar a movement without no feeding is obtained infinitely.
The movement can be transformed in energy through a simple dynamo.
Incredible, the mechanical job will be able to be transformed in electric power,
under form of continuous current because this machinery never does not stop to move!

[AB Hammer]

Greetings Stefan

I do believe it stated to stop in the video then a closeup and then it picked up (possibly by a hand push?). I would say it is a monstrosity of a clock pendulum, but it needs a better wind up spring LOL. Truly it looks to me that the inventor feels that it is close enough that he would go ahead and show it before Quinn shows his. Someone announcing a show, competing inventors will always feel the pressure to show theres first. But I say the show when shown should be more than just something moving. Like Bessler, the show better be doing something. On another forum I challenged Quinn to attach his wheel to mine and lets see which one out pulls the other, of course he stated in so many words that there would not be an opening for me to come out, it is only for people with money. LMAO Figures!

[oak]

The video was posted on youtube 9 months ago.